Conyers & Nix
August 16th, 2022
FOX13: Attorney Jesse Nix of Conyers & Nix comments on the severity of a former safety chief at the Tooele Army Depot, 47-year-old Jamison Smith, who is facing 33 felony charges of sexual crimes against children. Jesse mentions that if convicted (which, with victims accounts, sounds likely), the sentencing would be significant. Read the article.
Read MoreJuly 17th, 2021
KUTV: Kate Conyers of Conyers & Nix comments on the lack of mental illness treatment resources that led to the release of Nathaniel Kenyon. Just days after assaulting a healthcare worker while on a court-ordered psychiatric hold, Kenyon allegedly murdered military veteran Kevin Hettich.
Read MoreJuly 13th, 2021
Criminal defense attorney Jesse Nix comments on the unique circumstances surrounding the Bill Cosby case in this recent news article.
Read MoreApril 7th, 2021
Attorney Jesse Nix was recently interviewed by Salt Lake City's FOX 13 in regard to an illegal search by a Moab police officer, you can view the video below or click here to read the story.
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March 17th, 2021
Utah Magazine Names Conyers & Nix as its 2021 Utah Legal Elite for Criminal Law We are both honored to be selected by Utah Business magazine as its 2021 Utah Legal Elite for Criminal Law, a listing of top lawyers in Utah as voted by their peers in a statewide balloting process. Attorneys who earn enough statewide votes…
Read MoreDecember 7th, 2020
Learn more about the most recent development in Jesse Nix's case defending Salt Lake City protesters, in which Nix requests a stay of case due to a potential ethics investigation.
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August 14th, 2020
Learn more about the case in which criminal defense attorney Jesse Nix advocates for his client because of a conflict of interest, working to dismiss charges that would otherwise unbelievably sentence the client to life in prison for painting a building.
Read MoreAugust 6th, 2020
Learn more about how Jesse Nix not only fought for the Black Lives Matter movement, but also for a protester who could face up to life in prison if they're convicted of splashing red paint and smashing windows during a protest. As many agree, this potential punishment does not fit the alleged crime.
Read MoreAugust 6th, 2020
Jesse Nix explains that charges against his client were not warranted since there was an obvious conflict of interest with the accusing District Attorney - who turned out to be a property owner of the building in question.
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June 6th, 2020
See how Jesse Nix discusses a social media post that causes debate within the local community, even though at the core, we are working to explain the recording police interactions is sometimes essential to proving your innocence.
Read MoreMay 30th, 2020
Read more about how criminal law attorneys Kate Conyers and Jesse Nix spread education about using cameras and cellphones to record interactions with the police.
Read MoreFebruary 27th, 2019
In this case, Kate Conyers represented a client who was accused of stealing historical books and a photograph from a BYU archive. Her defendant was struggling to pay medical costs connected with his daughter's spina bifida diagnosis.
Read MoreAugust 11th, 2013
In this case, Jesse Nix discusses how he's never seen anything like the dishonesty that came across with a state trooper who knowingly lied on the stand.
Read MoreDecember 17th, 2012
Learn more as criminal defense attorney Jesse Nix speaks out against calling a discredited state trooper to the stand as a witness in his client's case.
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